Not a chance and even if I did I wouldn't be making it public!Can't believe I forgot all change by cast, only listened to it last week, the nearest we got another "the Who"

Shame!

Cast, great choice. Walkaway is an amazing song!

Our walls for me. But not a bad one on the album.

I loved that song, largely because of the hot cheerleaders in the video.

My first single was Denis by Blondie; I've been in love with Debbie Harry for the subsequent 32 years or so - she doesn't return my calls.

To be fair I'm not keen on the song nowadays.
Her album Word of mouth is actually really good, Mickey is the worse song on it IMO.

Nobody (the flop follow up to Mickey) is pretty darn good!!

The Clash-London calling
Stone Roses-Stone Roses
The Kinks-The Kinks are the village green preservation society
Ash-1977
Oasis-Definately maybe.
The Cribs-Ignore the ignorant
U2-War
Ramones-Road to ruin
My chemical romance-Black parade
Green day-Dookie
Sex pistols-Never mind the bol****
Heartbreakers-LAMF
Peter Frampton-Frampton comes alive
The Who-Who's next
Boston-Boston
Vaccines-What did you expect from the vaccines?

Guilty pleasure....Adam and the ants-Kings of the wild frontiers

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First 7".Frank Sinatra-My way,from Celias in Normy.
First CD bought,blue Nile-Walk across the rooftops.

My top 5 in no particular order:

REM - Automatic for the People
Robert Miles - Dreamland
Blur - Parklife
Crowded House - Together Alone
ABC - The Lexicon of Love

Trevor Horn's masterpiece of pure pop perfection.

I play it every Saturday morning when I get up and pretend I'm a yuppie from 1982!

REM - Out of time
Black Eyed Peas - Elephunk
Saw Doctors - Further Adventures & If this is Rock n Roll i want my old job back (couldnt decide!!)
Queen - A night at the opera
Keane - Hopes and Fears
Stone Roses - Stone Roses
Guns n Roses - Appetite for Destruction
The Smiths - Louder than Bombs (A bit of a cop out)

Yep I nearly went for that as my choice of early 80's polished pop (before it got to daft). I just felt Spandau Ballets True was a little more honest being mainly the band rather than the producers masterpiece.

Yet Dollars Hand held in black and white was the catalyst for it.

Amazing album.

The cribs- New fellas
arcade fire- funeral
MJ- thriller
Talking Heads- Speaking in tongues

Crowded house where shockingly boring for me, never did a band suit the middle of the rd tag quite the same IMO.

James Blunt
Crowded House
David Grey
coldplay

bland pop pap!

I totally agree with all that!!!

Brilliant album and still only their 4th best. Hate these threads as always forget some good ones there are so many but can't resist a bash in no particular order:

In Rainbows/Ok computer - Radiohead
Mogwai - Young Team
Antics - Interpol
The Strokes - Is this it
Holy Bible - Manics
Men's needs - Cribs
Foo Fighters - epnonymous
Siamese Dream - Pumpkins
Arctic Monkeys - WYSIATWIAN
Belle and Sebastian - Tiger Milk
In Utero - Nirvana
Rings Around the world - Super Furries
The National - Alligator

The only decent album they made for me.

Most dissapointing albums of all time.

Stone Roses - The second coming
Oasis - third album can't remember what it's called now
felt really let down by them both, SR where always going to struggle with a follow up considering how good there debut was, Oasis should have gone the same way as SR going off what they released between WTSMG and Noel quiting.

Incredible when you think how much of the Stones/Beatles back catalogue there is still left for Noel to plunder

Vast at the end of the day there are only so many chord progressions that work, everyone will sound like someone else mainly due to influences, I rather fancy that Noel stole more from the likes of Bolan and Glitter I certainly haven't heard anything by them that reminded me of the stones, the Beatles maybe but they have such a massive back catalogue there is every chance I could write a song today that would sound somwhere near to a beatles track. The thing I like abou Noel is he does not mind admitting that he had stolen chord proggessions and riffs from others, I couldn't see a problem with the 1st 2 albums they rocked, they had a familiar ring to a lot of the tracks but they where also part of that era, whenever I hear don't look back in anger, (which for the main part has the same chord structure to streets of London amongst others) I just think of those summers sat in the park, young, single and all my life ahead of me.

always thought the second coming was much underrated tbh, ignoring the first album it is still very good.

agree with alot already stated by Snatchunter, will add With Love & Squalor by We Are Scientists, A Certain Trigger by Maximo Park and Friendly Fires. Always liked Elastica by Elastica as well

I was joking however Lyla is Street Fighting Man with little or no attempt to hide it. The Beatles, Stones and especially Zepplin have ripped off others as have all bands. However they have all managed to stamp a certain amount of themselves on it and thus creating a new sound. Good though some Oasis stuff is they don't do that for me.

I think Oasis were lucky, they filled a vacuum in the mid 90's with a harder more guitar rock style that had been absent for years. In the 60's and 70's they would have been a mediocre rock band but in 1995 there was no real UK competition.

I get Oasis but there nothing special - sorry.

If you want fun, rather than intellectual you want Karma to Burn and if you want a middle ground, you want Kyuss

WELCOME TO PARADISE

Hehe - braces, brightly coloured glasses and an absolutely massive mobile phone?

Captain Fantastic and the Brown dirt cowboy- Elton John when he was good.